Good Deeds Deserve Cookies (George)

[Gladys Knight]

Gladys was at Hammel to drop off a comic book her granddaughter, MoJo, had left at her house. She figured while she was there she might as well bring some homemade treats to leave for the other students. 

But she hadn't planned that well and was having trouble carrying three plates of treats and the comic book. She had made it into the dorm, but the top plate was looking a little wobbly. It would be a shame to drop them now.

"Excuse me honey?" she said, seeing a nice looking girl in the hallway. "Would you mind giving an old woman a hand?"

[Georgina Speer]

George had just been dwelling in her own thoughts and the world of Twitter that was presented to her through her phone. She was also trying to detract her mind from the incident that had occurred a couple of days before because well... it was bad. Very bad.

But the moment she heard a woman speak to her, her head shot up and she slid away her phone, "Oh, balls, of course." She should have been paying more attention!

Honestly, she didn't recognise the sweet treat hoarder, but she gave off a pleasant aura that George couldn't help but smile at. "Where are we going, then?" She asked.

[Gladys Knight]

Gladys smiled at the girl jumped up to help. Though was a shame that such a pretty young girl felt the need to use such language, Gladys had heard plenty worse. And she wouldn't mention it unless the girl really started cussing. She just took it with a grain of salt that the younger generation tended to let things like that slip out more often.

"Thank you honey," Gladys said, handing some of her load to the young girl. "The student lounge maybe? I just wanna set these down somewhere that everyone can have a few." Really if Gladys had the time (and the money) she would probably make individual care packages for each and every student. And probably the staff as well. But she did what she could do with randomly setting out treats whenever she was in the neighborhood.

"I'm Gladys Knight by the way. You might know some of my grandkids," she offered. "Most folks call me Grandma."